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Bishan Singh Bedi challenged Mumbai’s dominance in cricket, took on BCCI for players’ rights

Bishan Singh Bedi’s fight to reform DDCA was misunderstood as personal attacks against administrators. But his actions were motivated by a larger cause—the betterment of Delhi cricket.

Rohan Jaitley retains Delhi cricket body presidency, Siddharth Verma wins secretary election

Jaitley defeated senior advocate Vikas Singh by a massive margin, while Siddharth Verma won over corruption-accused Vinod Tihara in the DDCA elections held on 25, 26 and 27 October.

BJP vs BJP, lawyer vs lawyer at cricket’s battleground Kotla ends today with DDCA poll results

DDCA elections feature Arun Jaitley’s son Rohan, SC Bar Association chief Vikas Singh and former Delhi CM Sahib Singh Verma's ex-cricketer son Siddharth.

Bishan Bedi threatens legal action, demands immediate removal of name from Kotla stand

Bedi had shot off a letter to Delhi and District Cricket Association Wednesday, lambasting it for installing a statue of its former president, late Arun Jaitley, at Kotla.

Rajat Sharma resigns as DDCA president, says cricket administration is full of pulls and pressures

Sharma's nearly 20-month tenure was a tumultuous one with his public differences with DDCA general secretary Vinod Tihara.

On Camera

How to Trump-proof India’s trade policy: ‘Give US tariff concessions, block Chinese dumping’

Donald Trump has been vocal about India’s high import tariffs and has threatened retaliation. Simultaneously, his tough stand on China could see Chinese goods flood India.

China unveils J-35A stealth fighter, with striking resemblance to US F-35. Here’s how they compare

The Chinese aircraft has uncanny similarities to the American F-35 jet. There are claims that China copied the design. Cyber theft of F-35 design data was reported in 2009.

Xi wanted to teach India about imbalance of power. We should take a budgetary lesson from it

While we talk much about our military, we don’t put our national wallet where our mouth is. Nobody is saying we should double our defence spending, but current declining trend must be reversed.